DSMatticus wrote:
Now that's just flat out wrong. Tomes is not 'more ridiculous,' it's less ridiculous. What's ridiculous is when only spellcasters can play RLT. If you think it's ridiculous to give fighters weaker versions of the rocket launchers wizards had two levels ago, all you're saying is, "fuck you fighters, you can't have nice things." And that's ridiculous.
Well that's the thing, you get more RLT from the Tomes. Because everyone is now playing RLT and everyone's power level gets ridiculously inflated.
Meanwhile the monsters don't get any buffs, so it's basically like fighting any kind of monster is a joke while your main enemies are all humanoids with class levels.
The tomes went the wrong direction, mostly because there's just too much love for spellcasters. The spellcasters needed to be toned down, not used as a basis for everything else.
DSMatticus wrote:
Now that's just flat out wrong. Tomes is not 'more ridiculous,' it's less ridiculous. What's ridiculous is when only spellcasters can play RLT. If you think it's ridiculous to give fighters weaker versions of the rocket launchers wizards had two levels ago, all you're saying is, "fuck you fighters, you can't have nice things." And that's ridiculous.
Well that's the thing, you get more RLT from the Tomes. Because everyone is now playing RLT and everyone's power level gets ridiculously inflated.
Meanwhile the monsters don't get any buffs, so it's basically like fighting any kind of monster is a joke while your main enemies are all humanoids with class levels.
The tomes went the wrong direction, mostly because there's just too much love for spellcasters. The spellcasters needed to be toned down, not used as a basis for everything else.
You have obviously never read the Tomes, carry on being retarded.
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DSMatticus wrote:
Now that's just flat out wrong. Tomes is not 'more ridiculous,' it's less ridiculous. What's ridiculous is when only spellcasters can play RLT. If you think it's ridiculous to give fighters weaker versions of the rocket launchers wizards had two levels ago, all you're saying is, "fuck you fighters, you can't have nice things." And that's ridiculous.
Well that's the thing, you get more RLT from the Tomes. Because everyone is now playing RLT and everyone's power level gets ridiculously inflated.
Meanwhile the monsters don't get any buffs, so it's basically like fighting any kind of monster is a joke while your main enemies are all humanoids with class levels.
The tomes went the wrong direction, mostly because there's just too much love for spellcasters. The spellcasters needed to be toned down, not used as a basis for everything else.
This is what happens when you don't understand the opposing side's methodology. The existing classes were compared to the printed monsters and it was found that powering down casters would require rewriting the Monster Manual: a grueling process that wouldn't ever be finished as many of the iconic D&D monsters are not OGL content.
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